Top 5 products for Pork Blood
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it's good but need to bland it first
The food, which was relatively fresh and had a short shelf life, became a bit fragile, perhaps because I bought it and used it a few days later.
Fresh blood
Good tasts long ExpIration date
Smell bad , I won’t buy it anymore
I can't wait to make yummy food
I've bought from them multiple times.
Thank you for this dish.
Smell really bad I have to dump it right away ruin my soup
first time! can't wait to try
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Same in description & intact
You won't know until you've tasted it.
Great quality thanks weee!
I bought the wrong pork blood. OMG!
I forgot to take the picture but the pork blood is here
I bought 2 pig blood so I can make bun Bo hue. I boil both of them and they end up dissolving into the water. Never buying it again, such a waste of time and money.
I never cook this blood before. Hope I got it right
perfect size and weight for a pot of dinuguan.
Blood clots and do not solidify.
Great product for making authentic Filipino dinuguan! The pork blood arrived well-packed and frozen. It gave the dish a rich, traditional flavor and was easy to use. Definitely a convenient option when fresh pork blood isn’t available. I would buy it again!
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The quality is good, I will repurchase.
With everything going up in price, I might just buy one occasionally as a treat!
As the weather gets colder, make some sesame oil pig's blood cake to warm your heart and stomach.
Fried rice blood is an essential ingredient for crispy fried chicken!
The packaging was intact, the quality is good, and it tastes delicious. I will continue to buy and support it!
I used it to make braised rice blood cake, and the texture was exactly the same as the one I had in Taiwan!! I'll definitely buy it again, and next time I'll try the peanut powder rice blood cake flavor~
Yummy in my soup
Pig's blood cake is a taste I miss. It's also delicious when air-fried and sprinkled with salt and pepper.
Bought this multiple times!
Although rice blood cake is a bit pricey, it's very enjoyable and satisfying to eat.
Popular recipes
Dinuguan (Filipino Pork Blood Stew)
A Filipino stew of pork simmered in pork blood, vinegar, garlic and chili. Serve it with steamed rice or puto.
Stir-Fried Pork Blood with Chinese Chives
A quick Chinese stir-fry of cubed pork blood jelly with garlic and chives, seasoned with soy sauce and white pepper.
Zhu Xue Tang (Pork Blood Soup)
A simple Taiwanese-style soup of pork blood cubes simmered with ginger and scallion in a clear pork broth.
Frequently asked questions
What is pork blood?
Pork blood is blood from pigs that is cooked and set into a firm, tofu-like jelly or cake. It is used in soups, hot pot, stir-fries and Filipino dinuguan.
What does pork blood taste like?
Cooked pork blood has a mild, savory, slightly mineral taste and a smooth, soft texture similar to firm tofu. It takes on the flavor of the soup or sauce it cooks in.
What is dinuguan?
Dinuguan is a Filipino stew of pork and pork or beef blood simmered with vinegar, garlic and chili. It is commonly eaten with rice or steamed rice cakes called puto.
What is pork blood rice cake?
Pork blood rice cake is a Taiwanese street snack of sticky rice mixed with pork blood, steamed, then served coated in peanut powder and cilantro. Weee! carries Pork Blood Rice Cake and Fortune Avenue Steamed Rice Cake with Pork Blood.
Where can I buy pork blood near me?
Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options. Pork blood products on Weee! include Pork Blood Jelly Fresh, Martin Purefoods Pork Blood, Filipino Pork Dinuguan and Pork Blood Rice Cake.
How do you cook pork blood jelly?
Rinse the pork blood jelly, cut it into cubes and add it near the end to soups, hot pot or stir-fries, simmering until heated through. Avoid boiling it for long, which can make it spongy and full of holes.
How should I store pork blood?
Keep fresh pork blood jelly refrigerated and use it by the date on the label, and keep frozen pork blood frozen until you thaw it in the refrigerator. Cook it thoroughly before eating.
Popular reviews
it's good but need to bland it first
The food, which was relatively fresh and had a short shelf life, became a bit fragile, perhaps because I bought it and used it a few days later.
Fresh blood
Good tasts long ExpIration date
Smell bad , I won’t buy it anymore
I can't wait to make yummy food
I've bought from them multiple times.
Thank you for this dish.
Smell really bad I have to dump it right away ruin my soup
first time! can't wait to try
Same in description & intact
You won't know until you've tasted it.
Great quality thanks weee!
I bought the wrong pork blood. OMG!
I forgot to take the picture but the pork blood is here
I bought 2 pig blood so I can make bun Bo hue. I boil both of them and they end up dissolving into the water. Never buying it again, such a waste of time and money.
I never cook this blood before. Hope I got it right
perfect size and weight for a pot of dinuguan.
Blood clots and do not solidify.
Great product for making authentic Filipino dinuguan! The pork blood arrived well-packed and frozen. It gave the dish a rich, traditional flavor and was easy to use. Definitely a convenient option when fresh pork blood isn’t available. I would buy it again!
The quality is good, I will repurchase.
With everything going up in price, I might just buy one occasionally as a treat!
As the weather gets colder, make some sesame oil pig's blood cake to warm your heart and stomach.
Fried rice blood is an essential ingredient for crispy fried chicken!
The packaging was intact, the quality is good, and it tastes delicious. I will continue to buy and support it!
I used it to make braised rice blood cake, and the texture was exactly the same as the one I had in Taiwan!! I'll definitely buy it again, and next time I'll try the peanut powder rice blood cake flavor~
Yummy in my soup
Pig's blood cake is a taste I miss. It's also delicious when air-fried and sprinkled with salt and pepper.
Bought this multiple times!
Although rice blood cake is a bit pricey, it's very enjoyable and satisfying to eat.
Fresh and versatile ground pork that’s perfect for lumpia, siomai, giniling, meatballs, and other delicious homemade Filipino dishes.
I made wontons; the meat filling was fantastic.
A mixture of lean and fatty meat, suitable for making dumpling filling.
I buy it often because it's inexpensive.
It doesn't have any unpleasant smell and it's great~
This ground pork is great. It doesn’t have weird smell like the ones from the superstore.
Frozen and in good condition
Good quality
I've repurchased this many times.
Adding ground pork gives my lumpia a savory richness that makes the dish truly delicious.
Generous portions and high freshness.
Super delicious! One is enough for six or seven meals.
Happy that weee sells this. Thanks.
Very clean, well-packaged, and looks very fresh!"
The liver pieces were very large and needed to be sliced for cooking. They were frozen but still fresh. Worth the price.
I will used this in my pork kilayin
Pork liver is truly the kind of food that gets more and more addictive the more you eat it. Fresh pork liver has a vibrant red color, and when sliced, it's delicate and tender. A simple stir-fry releases an irresistible aroma. It's soft and tender with a rich meaty flavor, far from the monotonous taste you might expect.
Sundaeguk for my dog to boost his health~ The portion is really generous and it doesn't smell much, so I like it a lot. A frequently purchased item.
Good price and packaging
Filipino dish is waving! Yum
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